senior year, he had a three week summer vacation for the entire team at his mother's home in upper lake michigan. and he never invited me and i was excluded. not mean in any way but i just Ãthe team organized around without me knowing anything about it. this wonderful time there were going to have on the lake and i was never told about it. the implication there is that he collaborated with racism. he was my friend. he was a good coach, we liked each other. but he wasn't, his mother said no blacks can come and so he honor that. and he plotted with the parents of the other swimmers and so forth so that did not happen. he was a metaphor of america. he knew better. he liked me. i liked him. i babysat for him. and yet, he collaborated in a way that was certainly at the very least cool. but sending a message that larger america that there was something unacceptable about me. and he claimed he was unable to see that. what i think he was. and so, i talk about him as this is the situation of the sort of profound hypocrisy that america is now in. america is now looking at minorities. as my swimming coach

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will be brisk and chilly for the eagles and the bears -- i guess the bears are used to playing on lake michiganilly conditions but nevertheless eagles are flying high. >> a massive gas line fire sent flames shooting into the night sky in michigan. police blocked off the area in orion township northwest of detroit and ordered temporary evacuations. firefighters are allowing the fire to just simply burn itself out. there are no reports of any injuries. >> happening today, president trump says the treasury department will begin rolling out the new sanctions on north korea. yesterday the trump administration placed the rogue nation back on a list of countries designated as state sponsors of terrorism. north korea was on the list for decades but was removed by the george w. bush administration as part of an effort to salvage talks and end its nuclear ambitions. that does not seem to have worked. president trump says the decision to reenlist the country was long overdue. >> a total of eight women have accused broadcast journalist charlie rose of sexual misconduct. three of those women have gone on th

the actual chicago water tower, part of the old pumping station when this was on the shore of lake michigan filled in and build on. there you go. a fun fact about chicago. black friday in full swing around other places in the country, people coming out to get the bargains. retail me not did a survey this year that found folks were going to spend is your, $753 on black friday compared to $505 on average last year, 52% of shoppers expected to get out and shop on black friday, 69% of shoppers over the course of the thanks giving holiday, about 164,000 million people will do shopping, that is quite a large number. the positive economy, things are cooking, jobs, 17 year low, jobless claims, 15 year low, stock market has never done any better. people got some money, maybe they will spend it. connell: i was thinking you are right, two years ago we had a big show plan, the black friday show at the mall in new jersey and we barely mentioned shopping. those were huge protests two years ago and you were all over it. jeff: two years ago, the laquan mcdonald shooting tape had been released, people block

chicago is getting the classic lake effect snow coming in off of lake michigan. can see it near lake shore drive. there could be multiple inches over at o'hare there might be flurries. that's what they're dealing with, along with very cold air. our system is moving through right now. the tropical connection is pushing off. kent field, a half an inch of rain. novato, .12. and redwood city with a .07. by far and away the most is to the north. most of the rain is in the morning. it will be decreasing by the evening. lake county up to middle town, hidden valley lake, clearlake, over to cobb, it is winding down. still some. quieter towards mendocino county. they had the bulk in the last 24 hours. santa rosa, glenn helen and also sonoma and now st. helena to american canyon some is moving through. same for hercules, vallejo, lafayette a little bit. same for san francisco over to berkeley and emryville. heading over towards the east bay. ask then a little bit on the peninsula. and then burlingame, sfo, light amounts there. redwood city as well. a little towards concord a

you can see the lake effect coming off of lake michigan. that's where the heaviest amounts will be.n't take much. if you are going to chicago bundle up. have rain here. not a lot. most rain i saw in mendocino county. alexander valley one third. north santa rosa, .21. mill valley .13. san jose .06. everything focused to the north. that's going to stay to the north. also toward mendocino county. over to napa county. even into marin county. there is a little on the peninsula but not a lot. i'm running out of time. i will talk to you. you can see south san francisco peninsula and a little toward santa cruz. i doubt it. your best opportunity for rain would be until about noon and then it will decrease. highs in the 60s. >>> farther north, the more rain. >> correct. >> there is a new development regarding the battle between a young undocumented immigrant in the trump administration. the 23-year-old was the first daca recipient deported back to mexico under the president's immigration crackdown. he sued the administration but later dropped the lawsuit. he was arrested this week for scaling

from an early age, he's fascinated by the ships he sees on lake michigan and dreams of one day setting in 1951, during the korean war, william joins the navy and travels the pacific on the u.s.s. valley forge. the 22-year-old specializes in cosmetic maintenance, doing the detail work. >> the "45" that you see on the u.s.s. valley forge, he was one of the guys that painted the numbers on the aircraft carrier he was on. >> william is honorably discharged in 1955, returns home, gets married, and starts a family. larry's the youngest of three kids. the family settles in central louisiana, where william's artistic skills lead him to a job. >> he started out as a draftsman for the mobile-home industry. he just had an incredible talent for artistry. >> did you inherit the artistry gene? >> no. >> when he's not buried behind a stack of blueprints, william loves to travel the country. >> he took us to national parks all over the united states. but it seemed like we always ended up at a naval air base or some military museum. >> then, in the mid-1970s, a trip to vicksburg, mississippi, sparks wi

he was a brilliant writer and author and a fellow midwesterner to request lake michigan.which if any of you that do not know, was the premier for the event in america. when they bring in people like atwood and people like me once in a while. [laughter] he has written several wonderful books, in harm's way. about the indianapolis four soldiers, about the first batch of american troops in afghanistan after 9/11 on horses. and soon to be a motion picture, we might talk about a little bit later. and his new book, the odyssey of echo company. which is not a subject that is part of my life as well, the vietnam war. i'm delighted to have a conversation about that. doug, when we start with how this idea sort of wash over you for this book. >> thank you for the nice introduction. thank you to everyone for being here this evening. the idea for "the odyssey of echo company" came to me in afghanistan. which would have been our most recent foray into counterinsurgency in the 21st century. with vietnam obviously of the 20th. i was standing in a helicopter trying to go to pakistani bord

lake effects day this afternoon, chicago earlier saw several inches of snow around parts of the lake, michigan parts of the upper midwest seeing as well. cleveland seeing snow showers right now buffalo did earlier and you can see some snow showers just south of pittsburgh. there's certainly enough cold to generate snow showers in washington. it was a clear day in washington, nothing but sunshine and we'll hold off a little bit until we see the first flakes, here's the setup. the coldest so far at least this season will be tomorrow morning when it comes to our temperatures, we'll start well below freezing and high temperatures will only get to the low 40's. that's normal high temperature for, say, mid january, not mid november. the coldest we've seen tomorrow, high pressure will move slightly warmup sunday, it's still cloudy, it will still be cold but we'll at least get into the low 50's by the afternoon. your weekend forecast is chilly to begin your veterans day, freeze widespread across the area, we get 44 but less wind won't be nearly as gusty as today. more clouds, if you'll be heading out

to early winter snow let's start with the snow that's been taking place just around the great lakes michiganhas seen its first proper snow of the season around fifteen centimeters of snow falling here and in upstate new york a good little dusting of snow but as we go on through the next couple of days we will see things tending to warm up here's a shield of cloud making its way over towards the northeastern corner little area of high pressure just blocking things off if anything this weather system which is not just way further north as we go on through the next couple of days so the wall will come in from the south as that line of rain on that weather front seventeen celsius in d.c. fifteen celsius in new york so that every other side of the states twenty celsius there for the guy in l.a. that's going to be fine and dry so some pleasant conditions taking place here not quite a pleasant around the northern plains through the prairies pushing back across the lakes as we go on through the next day or seventy six out of canada seeing some of that wintry weather but take a look at these temperat

to build the mills on the south side of lake michigan. now its population of 78,000 is less than have half of what it was in 1960. four in ten of them people still living there are in poverty. gary is a perfect specimen of what the rust belt looks like in and what janesville is striving not become. chris drives on. it us almost 1 can 30:00 a.m. janesville time when the grand prix glides through a toll booth and enters illinois. the styway and then then dan ryan expressway which is clog even with 14 lands. this it's yesy 0 cruise because of the extra hour at plant this overtime, later than usual and most of the city of big shoulders is is asleep. the downtown skyline comes into view. just north of chicago, a red car pass' with four guys inside. tom is drop i -- tom is driving marks janesville jim sis. mat doses off for a few minutes, joining paul in his slum her. chris doesn't like the violence. you're supposed to be doing color commentary he teases matt good thing matt is awake when after 2:00 a.m. a takes arrives on his phone. it's from

president, next to our people, the great lakes are unquestionably michigan's greatest resource. they are more than an economic engine. they are more than a source of drinking water for 40 million people. they are more than a destination for tourists, boaters, and anglers from across the globe. while the great lakes are certainly all of those things, in michigan they're also a way of life. they are, quite simply, home. you can't sit on the edge of one of our massive inland seas without feeling a sense of awe and gratitude. mr. president, next to me is a photo of the straits of mackinac, a five-mile stretch of water where lake michigan meets lake huron and where michigan's upper and lower peninsulas are connected by the mackinac bridge. unfortunately, today i can't look out at these straits out feeling a grave concern. the straits of mackinac are home to powerful currents and water that at times flows through at a volume greater than ten times that of niagara falls. the currents are also unpredictable. they can flow in any direction and can change not only by the season or even by

indiana native mel fisher dreams up his childhood adventures on lake michigan. >> he would go to the lake, and he made a dive helmet out of a bucket. >> how did that work out? >> he said that it didn't work at all. >> in world war ii, mel joins the army corps of engineers. >> over in europe, one of his jobs was building latrines. >> but after the war, this hoosier is fated for a higher -- or maybe lower -- calling. >> he'd met some gentlemen who were spearfishing in tampa, and he was amazed that they could go down and stay underwater. >> they're scuba diving. mel falls in love with the new sport. he follows his parents to california, where they buy a chicken ranch. a lot of clucking and feathers, but he's moving closer to his dream. >> he bought a compressor and started filling his own tanks. >> in 1952, a beautiful local girl named deo horton walks in and steps out with mel. >> he taught her how to scuba dive, and they decided that they were gonna open a dive shop. >> together, they lead dive charters to explore shipwrecks off the california coast. >> treasure hunting was really a pa

but the big one is bringing lots of lake-effect snow to michigan. the lake effect is being hit hard right now with the north winds coming out of the canada. here's what's going to happen for us. the cold air comes in behind that front. not this little one that came through tonight. that will be a few sprinkles tonight. here hanging on to the 50s in philadelphia. 40s elsewhere. then the front comes through overnight and then we e start to drop. near freezing by tomorrow morning. maybe philadelphia right around freezing. much of the outlying area you will be at freezing. then we head through friday. you notice the temperature doesn't rebound. we're only going to be in the 30s for much of the day. our high is going to happen after midnight tonight. and then it's going to tumble. by 7:00 when the freeze warning goes into effect, 2 degrees in philadelphia. then we tumble. you'll see 18 at a mount pocono saturday morning. 26 in philadelphia. 26 in dover. 26 for mount holly. pottstown, 23. atlantic city, off of the water, came may off of the water at 30 deg

lake effect snow will continue around the great lakes from michigan to new york and in western pennsylvaniauluth minnesota along lake superior say they're just dealing with the conditions. >> you know, it's kind of got an edge to it but it's really wonderful. we're here to explore and have a good time and we're dressed for it. so we're good. >> it's too cold for me. it's nice to come out and see it for a little while but then the car is right there and then i can warm up. >> this morning in chicago they tied the record low temperature for november 10th at 18 degrees. >> all of it just as adam predicted and i'm afraid to ask what's next. >> records overnight tonight here as well but then we get a warm up here so kind of snuck up on us this year this cold. >> absolutely. >> live on sky6 over the ben franklin bridge the sun is set. and the winds are starting to relax a little bit. it was that wind that really added a bite to the air today especially if you were walking in downtown philadelphia seeing some of the sights, that wind tunnel effect was kind of driving through some of the center cit

given the dam, even if there is flooding, that species could wind up working its way into lake michigan and up the st. lawrence seaway. it's very important before the department of interior listens to certain environmentalists, they realize the fishway at big am would result in trouble. because the devastating effects invasive species can have on the environment, local fish population, the economy, this amendment will assure the federal agencies are taken into account before installing fishways. i would like to say by unanimous consent i would like to submit a letter here for the record. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: without objection, the gentleman's request will be covered -- mr. upton: will the gentleman yield? i just want to say this is a very good amendment. it's bipartisan. i know owglaw, caucus on a bipartisan basis, house and senate, have taken strong actions against the asian carp. this is a good amendment. we're certainly prepared to accept it. i commend you for taking the time on the floor. mr. grothman: i guess we're going to hear from my wonderful friend f

you can see cold air and again , snow showers, cold comes in, and some lake effect snow over portions of michigan , and here it comes, first time we have talk much about lake effect snow and things like that. winter's just around the corner and it will feel like it tomorrow and saturday. temperatures we are at 55 degrees in philadelphia 55 in wilmington. 55 degrees in dover. forty-one mount pocono. not too bad. here's core of the cold with single digits temperatures over central canada where this air mass is coming from. thinks our source, little piece of that break off and heading our way, cold air from the polls rotating to the northeast. tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. it feels like freezing 10, in mount pocono but winds start to pick up around seven or eight and that is when we will see future feels like temperatures drop in the 20's, 27 what it feels like at 8:00 a.m. standing outside waiting for the bus, it will be brutal. 4:00 p.m. feels like 20's every where except poconos where it feels like seven. as we head in the overnight hours there will be a time period where mount pocono it may feel close t

in michigan, the great lakes and into the northeast by friday and pushing into our area by friday, as well. temperatures this week won't get warmer but then, by friday, temperatures in the 40s with the technical high temperature of 50 on friday will end up being around midnight on thursday night. 71 today and we will stay cold or the rest of the weekend. a sneak peek with blast coming this way by friday, saturday morning will likely be the end of the growing season for a lot of us. our forecast morning lows on saturday in the 20s in the suburbs and around 33 degrees inside the city in the district, itself saturday, cold and in the 40s and around 50 degrees for sunday with more clouds and the chance of a couple of showers. it looks like it will turn colder and colder as the week goes on. or seven-day outlook, 71 degrees and topper shutt will be in in a little while to track showers. there may be a cold front and ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep

lake. >> michael eugene? >> michigan. >> you're absolutely right. >> oh, we won one! >> we let him have that one, right, guys? >> ya. >> oh, really? >> okay. all right. >> second question: this is a physics question. >> oh, gosh. >> state the name of the change of phase that happens when evaporation occurs beneath the surface afleck width resulting in bubbles or to the surface. >> michael eugene? >> photo synthesis. >> that's incorrect. >> oh, that's wrong. >> i just want to beat them. >> well, that's not going to beat them. >> we got it. >> evaporation. >> no. >> oh,. >> the correct answer we were looking for is boiling. >> boiling. >> thank you. >> there are so many -- boiling? >> we boil water every day. >> you guys still leading one to zero. >> we're still winning. >> we are going to american government. this question is the 19th amendment ratified in 1920 gave women the right to vote in national elections. give the name of the state that gave women the right to vote in 1869 while it was still a territory. >> well that's going to be way mess of the mississippi. >>

it's the secondary cold front that's produced some lake enhanced snowfall for upstate michigan. that is actually going to press east ward and then by saturday morning, we have the poeptentia to break over two dozen record low temperatures to the east. look out for the chilly temperatures to last through about sunday but then we get moderation as we head into monday and tuesday back to just about normal. but a few degrees still below where we should be. normal daytime high 56. you'll see saturday's 39, sunday, 48. as this cold front presses east ward we turn off the snow machine across the great lakes. the flakes will come to an end and clear things out and bring back sunshine across much of the midwest. >> thanks very much. >>> let's get a check on cnn "money" stream this morning. doubts over u.s. tax reform is rocking markets. global stocks and u.s. futures are lower. we watched the dow fall more than 100 points yesterday to end a five-day record streak. the house and senate introduce the competing tax plans and investors are worried about how it's going to wind up shaking out

as mentioned, as located along the southern shore of lake michigan, the indiana dunes are a natural wonder and home of a vast array of rare plants. according to the national park service, indiana dunes national lake shore is the seventh most biologically diverse national park service unit. i believe the chairman and mrs. torres ably described the history of the dunes and its evolution. i thank them for that. and i would thank all of the citizens over that half century and more that petitioned for the creation of this great park. the lake shore currently does encompass about 15,000 acres of wetlands and marshes, beaches and sand dunes. it is clear that the title of the indiana dunes national park is fitting for such a unique and wonderful natural resource. the american taxpayers over a number of generations have invested in the preservation of the park. it is incumbent that we do everything possible to encourage citizens and travelers from around the world to visit it, to learn about it, to recreate and to simply enjoy the environment of northwest indiana's lake shore. h.r. 1488 helps to ac

> reporter: -- navigating all the repairs to own a piece of history, here in michigan or massachusetts. kevin tibbles on lake erie. >> quite the view. >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday night. a reminder to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed on saturday night and enjoy the extra hour of sleep. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a live look at our satele >>> right now at 6:00, a wet start to our weekend. and more rain is moving in. our live look right now at our satellite radar. you can see clouds and scattered rain hitting the bay area at this hour. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for joining us on this friday. raj mathai. >> jessica aguirre. some of us woke up to wet roads. what do we speck tomorrow morning? let's take you outside. a live look at san francisco and san jose. here is what it looked like a few hours ago in santa rosa. rain drops falling on and off throughout the day. >> thom jensen is in the sierra but we begin with jeff tracking the time line of the rain. jeff. >> right now we have showers d

. >> and it will mainly be in the upper peninsula of michigan where they get big amounts coming off the lakereally warm this year and that is a bad sign for big lake effect snow 'cause the cold air comes, they get the energy off that and the peninsula in the upper peninsula has had eight to 12-inches of snow but most of michigan will get on the >> is that weather system heading our direction. >> it is. as a matter of fact without the snow. >> okay, all right. good. >> and that is the cold air that we have been talking about that's going to be plowing into our area in the overnight hours, tony and shawn get ready for it because today will seem warm compared to tomorrow. here's the problem with your friday forecast. not only is the colder air coming in but so are the gusty winds. so, we are talking wind chill temperatures in the 20's and air temperatures in the 30's and 40's. i wanted to show you that system and you can see how those strong winds coming across the warmer lakes create the snow. it's rain now up in erie and buffalo but it will likely change to snow a little bit later. for us, it

> reporter: -- navigating all the repairs to own a piece of history, here in michigan or massachusetts. kevin tibbles on lakequite the view. >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday night. a reminder to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed on saturday night and enjoy the extra hour of sleep. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has starte

michigan or massachusetts. kevin tibbles, nbc news, on lake erie. >> quite the view. >>> that's "nightly night.r to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed on saturday night and enjoy the extra hour of sleep. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy ed doesn't stand for education. >>> i'm jennifer lawrence. >> hello, everyone! >> late night lawrence, so fun, so fearless. just watch her go there with kim. >> chris humphries. >> are the new horrific

michigan. the cold air pouring south and east. lake effect snows will be cranking. look at the temperatures in chicago. teen teens. 20s in st. louis. flash freeze likely across northern new england and new york. by saturday morning, record lows, boston, philly and d.c. in the 20s, with the wind, it will feel like near zero. that is shockingly cold stuff for mid november, david. >> all right, we knew it was coming. rob, thank you. >>> and a troubling setback for puerto rico tonight. a major power failure. almost the entire island now back in the dark. nearly three and a half million american citizens live there, and tonight, the texas couple who saw our report, and what they've now done. tonight, authorities in puerto rico have confirmed more than 80% of the island is again in the dark. after that major power failure. it's been nearly two months now since the hurricane hit. our visit, two weeks in, president trump was about to land there. and what we found just 15 minutes from the airport. we had heard apartment buildings in san juan were still without power. without

you don't have to shovel that col because they're certainly getting lake effects sthoa developing. some places in michigan up in northern peninsula that got 8 inches. we will just have generally dry skies tomorrow, but here we go with clear skies and those very cold temperatures . these are widespread freeze watches that will likely get changed over to freeze warnings tomorrow and if you don't see one in your area it's because you already had your freeze. growing season will end by the time we get to saturday morning much that's the coldest air we've seen so far and has the high pressure kind of transitions over to the coast that will an end to the worst of the chill and we'll get more of a wind that will supply temperatures closer to the low 50s with clowned did i skiesment as we look at the weekend it's not bad. both days will be descrie which i'm sure the skins are happy about as the vikings come into showers in the forecast on tuesday, more showers possible on wednesday and into thursday, 58-degrees. can you believe we are only two weeks away from thanksgiving? how did that happen? >> oh, no, i have t

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of michigan and the great lakes, we're looking at snow.oderate rain northern snow continues by thursday into the northeast and new england, and pushes off the interior section of new england, could see a mix of ice and snow along the coast. it will be heavy rain. that's what's going at petsmart, we're so close to donating 60 million meals to pets in need. that definitely feels good! with your support, we provide meals for pet shelters and food banks to feed hungry pets across the country. this holiday season, buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart. any brand, any size and we'll give a meal to a pet in need. 60 million meals! that's so much food. petsmart - for the love of pets. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist krystal klei. today a dry forecast but increasing clouds into the afternoon. tonight we will have showers 51 is the forecast high this afternoon. in center city 49. lansdale. allentown, forecast high of 47 degrees. 51 for voorheis. mid 50s possible over the jersey shore. in delaware wilmington your high 53. smyrna, 51. make su

find the winter weather trying to come back into the great lakes hasn't reached annoyed but it has reached by this time wisconsin and michigan now a touch of winter. if you're not. quite right green leaves you what it is. a raging. open the door to. open the door at a time into a physical reality at the hands a lot of amazing. cold blood is examining hate in transamerica at this time on how just zero. welcome back a quick recap our top stories here on al-jazeera the ousted leader of catalonia has warned of a long period of repression for his people by spain amount is currently in belgium the spanish government said spezza to announce a warrant for his arrest on friday eight of his ministers have been jailed in madrid of the region's independence declaration. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been in london to mock the centenary of the balfour declaration and britain promised the creation of a jewish homeland in palestine it was hosted a gala dinner by the british leader trees in may the declaration has long been condemned by palestinians and a group some warning of the potential for a major cholera outbreak among

that's the recipe for lake effects snow and we've got it going on up toward buffalo. we know that michiganking anywhere from one to maybe six inches of snow and they've had as many as eight to 12 in the upper peninsula of michigan. saturday the colst we may have teens and 20s and a widespread freeze. high pressure right on top of us on saturday. as it moves away on sunday more of a return flow around the east side of that area of high pressure and that willic ma it a cloudy, chilly sunday, but at least it won't be quite as bitter as friday and saturday are going to feel. here's your weekend forecast. forty-three our veterans day with late clouds rolling in and the clouds stick with us on sunday but so far we think it's a dry day. the temperature of 50-degrees should take the edge off of the cold. speaking of the taking the edge of off we need to take the edge off the vikings. it looks cloudy and chilly, you but it should be descrie. next week with some showers arriving on monday at 53 . tuesday, 54. we dry out tuesday, but introduce more showers into the forecast on ed with. next thursday,

lakes. and we have a front that's coming through triggering some showers across michigan right now.ahead of the front, warm weather. we have one more day that we could be kissing 60 degrees. the front comes through. we ahere we are in the mid-and r 40s across the area. you'll wake up tomorrow morning in the low 40s. maybe some 30s in the outlying areas. still looking at clear skies. southerly winds are going to turn to the west tomorrow afternoon. we'll make it to the 50s and low 60s across the area. then b they turn north. of. we have a weak front to take us to 50 on thursday. thursday night late and into friday early, we get hours. this is that front coming out of michigan that triggers the show showers. so about 2:00 in the morning, we'll have showers moving through. they should be out of here by the morning commute. we'll make it up near 51 degrees. 2:00 we'll be in the 40s. and then look at that. beautiful weather out to the west. it sets us up for a nice weekend ahead. nice so nice is a week from now. take a look at this. a week from friday, we're going to have this trough of

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michigan is a state where we not only have a lot of people that have their primary residence, they've got the cabin up north and the cottage on the lake. today, hunting season is opening and an awful lot of folks in michigan including members of my family are going up to the hunting cabin. and so, i -- let's talk a little bit about, would this bill allow families to deduct their mortgage interest on their second home if there is a hunting cabin? >> yes, it would. >> it would. >> it does. >> as a second -- >> yes, it does. the only modification that the chairman's mark, as modified, makes to the home mortgage interest deduction is to eliminate home equity loans. >> home equity loans. >> yes, but not a mortgage related to a second residence. >> okay. does the house bill -- >> the house bill would eliminate the mortgage interest deduction with respect to second homes, home mortgage -- home equity loans and also would lower the present law 1 million acquisition limitation to $500,000. >> it significantly limits that. >> that's the house bill. >> that's correct. as we talked about yesterday, a house bill, a senate bill, we'll have to see w

lake effect storm. in fact we have winter storm warnings for places in parts of michigan. >> cary underwood and brad paisleydid not shy away from the political climate. guidelines barring journalists from asking questions about politics. listen. >> the cma has given us some guidelines with specific topics to avoid, so we can't be doing any of our silly little songs because this year's show is a politic-free zone. to present our first award, of of the night, the stars of the morph -- what are you doing, brad? >> i'm definitely not doing this one. right now, he's probably in his pj's watching cable news, reaching for his cell phone. >> really? >> right now, he's probably asking siri how in the held do you spell polka hon tis. >> well here we go. >> and in the middle of the night from the privacy of a gold plated white house toilet seat, he writes little bob corker nfl and cofee. >> cofee fee? >> cofee fee. >> fef fi. >> and it's fun to watch it, that's for sure, to little rocket man starts a nuclear war and then. >> maybe next time he'll think before he tweets. >> i love that. >> brilliant remake of cary unde

lake effect snow. it doesn't look to be too major. some of the higher tote lz coming in areas of northern michigan. >> all right. there is some snow. thank you, bill. just ahead, from revival to remission. one city's economic rebirth. you're watching "early today." t. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, wg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ if you're looking to save money on your medicare part d prescriptions, switch to walgreens. we make it easy to seize the day, so you can get more out of life and medicare part d. just walk right in for savings that will be the highlight of your day. walgreens has $0 copays on select plans and 100 points on prescriptions. so, swing by and save today. walgreens, at the corner of happy & healthy. z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> good morning everyone. i'm meagan fitzge

find the winter weather trying to come back into the great lakes hasn't reached illinois but it has reached by this time wisconsin and michigan now a touch of winter. where there is water there is life but finding it on australia's arid deserts is a skill few still possess they took us to a small wet spot in the in the desert and this was this is a very important place they've been telling us about for the last five days to clean out. and under orders against all odds an aging population is passing on its knowledge the rainmakers of the outback at this time on a jersey. al-jazeera . where ever you. welcome back you're watching out is there is news arms a whole robert our top stories the ousted leader of catalonia has warned of what he called a long period of repression by spain gallus boojum law is staying put in belgium the spanish government is expected to announce a warrant for his arrest on friday eight of his ministers have been jailed in madrid over the region's independence declaration also israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in london to mark the teen or any of the balfour declaration when britain from is th

michigan is a state where we have a lot of people that have their primary residence. they have a cottage on the lake. hunting season is opening and a lot of people in michigan are going up to the hunting cabin. about, would this bill allow families to detect their mortgage on second homes? >> yes, it does. the only modification that the chairman's mark has modified makes to the home mortgage interest induction is to eliminate the home equity loans. but not a mortgage related to a second residence. sen. stabenow: does the house bill? >> the house bill would eliminate the mortgage rate deduction with respect to second homes and home equity loans, and also with low -- lower the present lot $1 million acquisition mortgage limitation to a $500,000. sen. stabenow: it significantly limits that. >> that is the house bill. sen. stabenow: correct. we have to see where that ends up. any idea where the administration would be on the markers -- mortgage and equity loans? a lot of people are using those to send the kids to college. >> i'm sorry, senator. thank you mr. chairman. i am tried to understand this bill.

michigan, it got up to 8 inches in some areas. snow also fell in the plains and in new york state near the great lakes. temperatures will be in the 40s in that area today. it'll be pleasantly warm across the south. 80 in miami, 79 in dallas, 72 degrees is unseasonably warm for denver. it'll also los angeles. 50s can be expected in the northwest. >>> well, coming up right here the new plan in las vegas to prevent terrorist attacks on the strip. >>> also ahead another popular hollywood actor is facing sexual assault allegations this morning. >>> but first a hostage standoff inside an elementary school classroom comes to a dramatic end as a parent is shot. the details next. >>> the negotiators hadn't had any contact or heard anything from the victim herself during their communications with the suspect, so the decision was made to enter the classroom. >> that's police in riverside, california, defending their actions into an elementary classroom to end a hostage standoff there. the suspect in fact a father had taken a teacher hostage in a classroom. students were safely evacuated but police say for more th